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The Law of High Morale New
The Law of High Morale New
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The success of any organization is
reliant on its people, therefore it is
Presented By: Mr. vital that teams have high morale.
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This presentation by expert John
Maxwell outlines how to cultivate and
maintain this essential quality.
“When you’re winning,
nothing hurts”
WHAT IS
MORALE?
WHAT IS MORALE?
Developing team
cohesion via fun and
engaging activities
Offering flexibility allows
promotes trust and employees to achieve a
respect amongst healthy work-life balance.
colleagues, which Flexible schedules lead to a
significantly influences greater sense of trust, leading
team morale. to a higher level of morale.
Factors That Contribute to High Morale
4
milestones and
ownership of their
3 work and entrusting
them with
achievements (both
personal and
organizational) plays a vital
responsibilities Fun and role. This encourages
Empoweri enhances a sense of
teamwork, enhances trust
trust, investment, and Celebra and boosts morale.
ng Staff value, leading to
empowered and tions
motivated teams.
JOURNEY OF HIGH MORALE
1) Investigate the situation. Tell the team what it
Stage 1: is doing wrong.
Poor Morale
Nothing is more unpleasant 2) Initiate belief. The team will change if members
than being on a team when believe in themselves. Initiate such belief. Leader, show
nobody wants to be there. that you believe in yourself and them.
This is always present in a
3) Create energy. You need to be energetic. Without
team that is losing. In such energy, desire to change just frustrates people.
situation, do the following:
4) Communicate hope. The deepest need that team members
need at this point is hope. Help them see the potential of the
Stage 2:
1) Model behavior
Low Morale 2) Develop
that has a high relationship with
return. People do people of To create a
what people see. potential. To get positive morale,
So, do what you any team going in you need to pick
want others
3) Set to do.
up small the right direction, up some speed.
Be a good 4) Communicate
victories androle
talk you need players Be productive!
model. vision. Vision gives
who can produce.
teammates You can’t steer a
team members
through them. parked car! Get
direction and
Small victories help the team moving.
confidence. Keep
less talented team
the vision before
members to gain
your team
Stage 3: 1) Make changes that make the team better. Leaders need to
Moderate minimize the damage any team member can do to the team.
Morale 2) Receive the buy-in of team members. Teammates must buy
into you as a leader, embrace the values and mission of the team
Getting the team together and align themselves with your expectations.
and moving add up to 3) Communicate commitment. If you want people to buy in,
accomplishment. But where you need to show them your commitment, good character and
you are going matters. To high competence. People buy into the leader, then the vision.
change the team simply
4) Develop and equip members for success. If you invest in the
from just moving to a team
team, then you actually are helping them and the team to
that moves in the right
succeed.
In this stage, your job as leader is to maintain high morale and momentum.
1) Keep the team focused and on course. High morale leads to winning and winning maintains
morale. If they get off course, they’ll stop winning. The farther you want to go, the greater the
impact of an error in direction.
2) Communicate success. Know what the team is doing right and indicate that by
communicating the teams success. Stage 4:
3) Allow other leaders to lead.
Leader should prepare other team members to lead and turns them loose to accomplish:
High
1) Use momentum in the team to create new leaders. It’s always easier to create leaders in Morale
winning team.
2) Increases leadership in the team and that makes the team successful.
Conclusion and Key Takeaways
from John Maxwell's Insights